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How to change password using vbscript  WITHOUT using control, alt, delete buttons on machine which is in a domain.

Asked by vvkp in VB Script

Tags: vbscript change password

Hello friends,
I have a server  SERVER1  in a domain like  AUSTRIA.PBLGTS.NET
What I want is to change my password on that SERVER1 by using vbscript  without using ctrl, alt, del buttons.

I am local admin on that machine, but I am not a DOMAIN Admin. But if I want to change the pwd on that machine by using ctrl, alt, del buttons, I can do that without any problem. But what I want is to have VBScript to change my password.

Please note that I want to change my password only. NOT other users. ( I don't have rights to reset the password of users on that domain. But I can change my password)

Appreciate your time and Thanks in advance.
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